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A Persian Gulf

Thirty years after being exiled by the Islamic Revolution, Iranian Jews have made their presence felt in Los Angeles. (With slideshow)By Any Other Name

Even by the State Department's cautious criteria, the propaganda campaign against Israel by BDS activists and their allies amounts to anti-Semitism, pure and simple. The Great Assembly

A brief history of the London rabbinical court and its relationship with the chief rabbis of Great Britain. Absolute Cowards

As rioting Muslims murdered dozens of UN relief workers in Afghanistan, the (London) Times saw fit to repudiate criticisms of Islam voiced in its own pages by the redoubtable Ayaan Hirsi Ali.   The House of Dreams

When Iraqis remember their country's first minister of finance, a Jew named Sassoon Eskell (1860-1932), they still say, "God bless his memory."You Say You Want a Revolution

The fall of Middle East tyrants should be celebrated, but it is hard to be euphoric when so much of the future remains unclear and so much of the past is littered with wreckage.Balkan Kabbalah

A new novel by the Serbian Jewish writer David Albahari is a passionate exploration of Balkan Jewish identity from the Ottoman era to the present.It Ain’t Necessarily So

Textual disparities between the traditional Jewish Bible and the Samaritan Bible, which dates back to the Second Temple period, may reflect the process of editing.